Tale of Missing the Mascot

by Alexander Steele

Book Overview

Wishbone and Sam investigate the disappearance of the head from the Oakdale Bulldogs' mascot costume from a locked car. This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1570644845
• ISBN13: 9781570644849
• Release Date: January 1998
• Publisher: Lyrick Publishing
• Length: 144 Pages
• Weight: 0.25 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.4" x 5.2" x 7.6"
• Age Range: 9 to 12 years
• Grade Range: Grades 4 to 7

Customer Reviews

TALE OF THE MISSING MASCOT

If you like a good mystery, you should read this book. It starts out when a bunch of friends go out to eat pizza at Pepper Petes. When they come out to their car after eating, they notice that their school mascot had been stolen out of their car. They first thought that the ghost from Jefferson Middle School had stolen the mascot. After doing alot of investigative work, one of the girls figures out who stole the mascot. The person who stole the mascot was the mascot from Jefferson Middle School.

Stolen Bulldog Head

This story starts out with a football game against the Sequoyah Middle School and the Glenview Middle School. Sequoyah is Sam, David, and Joe's Middle School. The Sequoyah Bulldogs are loosing to the Glenview Middle School. Toby, the Bulldog mascot, tries to make the Bulldogs feel better by cheering them on. Three Bobcat people from Jefferson Middle School, laugh at Toby. The head of the Bulldog costume looks beaten up badly. After the game, Sam says she'll repair the Bulldog head in time for the next game. Sam goes to help her dad at Pepper Pete's. She leaves the Bulldog head in Ellen's Ford Explorer. When Sam has finished helping her dad, she goes out to check on the Bulldog head. The head is not there. Who stole the head? Could it have been Toby, the Bulldog mascot? Could it have been a rival from a football team that didn't like the Bulldogs? If you want to find out who stole the head, then read this book. This was a great wishbone Mystery. I would also reccomend reading Forgotten Heroes, by Michael Anthony Steele, and this book, Tale of the Missing Mascot, by Alexander Steele.